- Skipping classes, declining academic performance, dropping out, or recent disciplinary action.
- Poor personal appearance.
- Avoiding friends or family.
- No longer participating in activities they once enjoyed.
- Lying about drug or alcohol use.
- Spending a lot of time using and recovering from the effects of drugs or drinking.
- Needing to drink or use drugs to relax or have a good time.
- Mood changes, such as being depressed, irritable, or angry.
- Physical or mental problems (e.g., bloodshot eyes, poor concentration, memory issues).
- Withdrawal symptoms (e.g., headaches, cravings, depression).
- Continuing substance use despite the negative consequences.
- Legal troubles (e.g., arrests, accidents, DUIs).
- Using substances in hazardous situations (e.g., while driving, operating machinery).
- Risky behavior while high or drunk, like starting fights or having unprotected sex.
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